The Packers are as close to perfection as there is in the NFL today. One Super Bowl ring is great, but there are plenty of quarterbacks that share that accomplishment.

If Rodgers picks Sunday to have his worst game of the season, we’d all pump the breaks on how great of a quarterback he is. Rodgers would still be a ways off from the Brett Favre comparisons.

In a way, this entire season would be a waste without playoff success. All of the pressure is on Rodgers to ensure that doesn’t happen.

Victor Cruz, WR, New York Giants

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From undrafted rookie to third in the NFL in receiving yards, Cruz was the fantasy pickup of the year. If Cruz is able to slice up the 32nd-ranked Packers pass defense, he will become a household name.

A poor performance, though, and Cruz will have to wait at least another year to achieve brand-name status. After only catching two passes for 28 yards against the Falcons, his ability to play at his best when it matters most would be strongly questioned with a second-straight poor performance.

Charles Woodson, CB, Green Bay Packers

Woodson has had quite the career since being drafted with the fourth overall pick in 1998. He has eight Pro Bowl appearances, a Rookie of the Year trophy and an AP Defensive Player of the year award.

Winning a second Super Bowl would officially cement Woodson as one of the greatest cornerbacks of the last 10-plus years.

If the Packers lose because of their horrific 32nd-ranked secondary, Woodson would take the brunt of the blame as the leader of the group. His tendency to gamble on interceptions would be brought up.

Woodson would be partly responsible for ruining a legendary season by his quarterback.